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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
3
A speaker recalls the costs of success in business and politics. He notes that rising to top levels demands sacrifice, constant work, and personal compromises, with executives often still working long hours despite appearances of ease. The piece contrasts glamour with a heavy price tag on leadership.
The Pastime Theatre in Rittman presents Jack Holt and Ralph Graves in Hell's Island a thrilling Foreign Legion tale with Dorothy Sebastian as heroine. The program runs Thursday through Saturday with additional features including Burning Up Sunday and Monday and Common Clay later in the week.
A Washington dispatch notes no official yardstick in the United States as cloth merchants rely on a Bureau of Standards measure. It reports licensing of commission men under federal supervision and outlines Farm Board members’ size, Navy Day dress contrasts, and Army reserve officers assisting in celebrations.
Thomas Campbell described as the largest wheat grower in the world followed the farm board plan by cutting spring planting in the drought area. He still had about 9000 acres planted and spoke during a visit. Short wave radio tests show faster market news delivery to farmers via eight California stations. A statistician debunked a postage stamp gum waste claim. Mrs. WN to Ark donated a loom and 4-H women from Benton and Washington counties enrolled in a weaving school led by her patterns to preserve tradition.
A rough summary indicates an annual opera study led by a group from Iowa focusing on music appreciation and county contests. The text references Martha and a 1923 start, with ongoing student involvement and local college activity.
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